• TPS715-Q1: FIT according to SN29500

  

  Simon Jagla

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  Part Number: TPS715-Q1 Hi Experts, A customer is asking for FIT rates according to SN29500. Can we provide those for this device? TPS71501QDCKRQ1 -Simon

  • 1 month ago
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• TPS715-Q1: reverse current protection

  

  LIN SUN

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  Part Number: TPS715-Q1 Hi expert: I find below description in datasteet. "The TPS715xx-Q1 PMOS-pass transistor has a built-in back diode that conducts reverse current when the input voltage drops below the output voltage (for example, during power down…

  • 11 months ago
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• TPS715: Load Transient

  

  Michael Balourdas

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  Part Number: TPS715 Hello, I'm running my own load transient simulation and it's not turning out very close at all to the datasheet. Can someone advise to why this might be? Am i missing something in my sim? (Attached) TPS715.TSC Thanks…

  • over 1 year ago
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• TPS715: Could you please tell me how to remove 0.6V overshoot of TPS71530 which happend at powered up?

  

  Kazuya Nakai59

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  Part Number: TPS715 Hello guys, One of my customers is evaluating TPS71530 on their own board for their new products. In the evaluation, they found that about 0.6V overshoot was happend at powered up. Their TPS71530 input is connected to 5V linear regulator…

  • over 1 year ago
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• TPS715: about minimum load current

  

  user4030081

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  Part Number: TPS715 When 12V was input to TPS71550 with no load, the output voltage was not 5V but 10 V or more. Does this device specify a minimum load current?

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  • over 1 year ago
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• TPS715: Internal reference accuracy

  

  Toshihiro Watanabe

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  Part Number: TPS715 Hello, TPS715 reference seems 1.205V but I couldn't find the reference accuracy information. Is the accuracy +/-4% which is Vout accuracy? When we calculate Vout variation, it can calculate from vref and resistor divider min/max…

  • over 1 year ago
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• TPS715: TPS715, Fixed version, Internal divided resister

  

  Tamio_Y

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  Part Number: TPS715 Our customer ask me about the value of the internal divided resister(R1 and R2) in TPS71525. Please let me know about two resister value. Regards, Tamio

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  • over 3 years ago
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• TPS715: Output Voltage Programming

  

  Roy Hsu

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  Part Number: TPS715 Hi Team, I'm using the TPS71501 generate a 5-V output from a 12-V supply and the load current is about 5 mA. When calculating the resistances of the resistor divider, I found something that contradicts each other. 1. Using the…

  • over 2 years ago
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• TPS715: Operation at 1-10uA

  

  John Garrett

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  Part Number: TPS715 Hi All, I have a battery application that requires very light loads and the Vout Accuracy of the TPS715 is not specified below 100uA. Do we have any data on Vout Accuracy from 1-10uA? If not ,can you suggest an alternate part? The…

  • over 2 years ago
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• TPS715: Abs max power dissipation limitation.

  

  Martin Chien

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  Part Number: TPS715 Hello Team, My customer intend to use TPS715 for 24V to 5V_20mA, which has power loss 0.38W, since TPS715 is a SC70 package, can you tell if 0.38W for SC70 package is OK? or not recommended? in a case of 25C room temperature, what…

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  • over 2 years ago
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